In this week's episode MOTOR Associate Editor Scott Newman is joined by Wheels Editor Alex Inwood and Wheels Online Editor Alex Rae. Alex I. opens the bidding by chatting about his experience driving the Rodin (1:02), an F1 car you can buy, before talk turns to mandatory speed limiters for all new cars (12:01). Scott has rant about automotive April Fool's jokes (21:15) and we wrap up with news that Western Australia has become the first state to ban the registration of cars that haven't had their Takata airbags replaced (25:20). Keep up-to-date with all the latest news and reviews at www.whichcar.com.au and follow @whichcarau on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Buy your own F1 car, mandatory speed limiters, April Fool's Jokes and deadly airbags

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Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly! This week WhichCar Senior Journalist Daniel Gardner is joined by colleagues Scott Newman and Chris Thompson to discuss all things Bathurst. We start with Scott's drive of the limited edition Scott McLaughlin Mustang in all its supercharged 578kW before moving on to Bathurst, not so much the race itself but your opportunity to buy one of this weekend's contenders and our experiences driving the iconic Mount Panorama track. Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all your automotive news and reviews and follow @whichcar on Instagram and @whichcarau on Facebook and Twitter.

Scott McLaughlin Mustang and all things Bathurst

On today's episode of WhichCar Weekly WhichCar Senior Journalists Daniel Gardner and Scott Newman and joined by fellow WhichCar Journalist Chris Thompson to discuss the BMW X2 M Mesh Edition and is there nothing BMW won't stick an M badge on? They follow this up with an examination of some popular but rather dull cars and what people should be buying instead. Don't forget to visit www.whichcar.com.au for all your automotive news and review needs and follow us at @whichcarau (Facebook, Twitter) and @whichcar (Instagram).

Oh dear BMW and why do people buy such dull cars?

Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the WhichCar Weekly podcast. In this week's chat WhichCar Senior Journalists Daniel Gardner and Scott Newman are joined by MOTOR Editor Andy Enright to discuss the new BMW M3 and M4 and 'that' face, the cars we'd buy with a $15,000 budget and weird road rules that are illegal, but why? Don't forget to visit www.whichcar.com.au for your daily updates of news and reviews and follow @whichcar on Instagram and @whichcarau on Twitter and Facebook.

New BMW M3, $15K used car picks and car illegalities

Welcome to the latest episode of WhichCar Weekly, where WhichCar Senior Journalists Daniel Gardner and Scott Newman are joined by WhichCar Editor Tim Robson to discuss a strange week of news that isn't what it seems. First up we have pricing for the Toyota GR Yaris, then the reveal of the new Nissan Z car, followed by the sale of Bugatti to electric vehicle specialists Rimac. Visit www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest news and reviews and follow us on Facebook, Twitter (@whichcarau) and Instagram (@whichcar).

Toyota GR Yaris pricing, Nissan 400Z reveal and Bugatti sold!

Hello again and welcome to the latest episode of the Whichcar Weekly podcast. This week Dan, Andy and Scott are together to bid farewell to the Ferrari FF/GTC4 Lusso as it's ushered out ahead of the arrival of the Prancing Horse's first SUV. It's also hello to the new-gen Mercedes-Benz S-Class, which is packed with technology that will become commonplace over the next decade. Finally, Andy asks what are our worst car-related purchases? Hit up www.whichcar.com.au for all the latest automotive news and reviews and follow WhichCar on Facebook and Twitter (@whichcarau) and Instagram (@whichcar).

Buy your own F1 car, mandatory speed limiters, April Fool's Jokes and deadly airbags

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